Sentences with phrase «feeling disappointed when»

I think we'll stop feeling disappointed when you stop feeling so hyped.

However I also remembering feeling disappointed when I learned that the writer was a man.

I feel disappointed when someone with such academic knowledge such as Prof. Hawkings seems to stray away from such plain facts and instead question the existence of God with all his infinity.

Most books, you see the gorgeous picture and feel disappointed when yours doesn't look like that.

and feels disappointed when our rivals drop points?

Others feel disappointed when they receive matches who have cliché answers posted here.

As time went by, we felt disappointed when we saw so - called Christians who choose to care more about abortions than the welfare of less fortunate but alive children, or about keeping a brain - dead woman alive while ignoring the massive health - care crisis in this country that leaves millions of poor people without any medical care, even for preventable health catastrophes.

On one level it's of course hard not to feel disappointed when you get less of something, but in reality the more streamlined car selection makes sense.

The overall storyline was decent but I think giving characters» personality can be crucial to immersing the player in the story your game hopes to tell, so it can feel disappointing when the voice acting is almost as tasteless as the lines they're forced to spew out.

It'd be pretty difficult to put the 800 Pokémon we now have in a game like this without making choosing one an exercise in torture (not to mention the balancing), but you can't help but feel disappointed when you can't play as your favorite.

Often, people feel great while they are reading a self - help book but feel disappointed when it doesn't lead to change.

Not exact matches

«When you disappoint Tim, even though he isn't screaming at you, you get the same feeling.

While I understand that the NDP must feel intense pressure to capture votes — including from people who have never taken a course from John Smithin — I often wish that the NDP would show a bit more policy leadership on the issue of the deficit and debt. I was particularly disappointed during the 2008 federal election campaign when Mr. Layton stated, unequivocally, that the NDP would not run a deficit in the following year if elected (even though it was clear that Canada was entering a recession).

When reading poems in First Things that delight or disappoint you, feel free to comment.

If you want to put your faith in lies, feel free, but don't be to disappointed when your «God» or «Allah» or whomever you worship turns out to be nothing more than an empty hope.

This illustration of how I had to forgive my old friend does not begin to compare to the way God remains true to himself — but must be forgiven when we are disappointed or feel betrayed.

I've had so many disappointing experiences with DIY caramel and felt so excited when this one turned out without any seizing.

I also felt VERY disappointed when I first read my copy of the SAME book and for the same reasons too Jac... that recipe however, looks LUSH!

I don't giver f**k if anybody thumb me down for my comment & I'm not gonna apologies or feel regret about it but Wenger and his team full of S *** they always disappointing us the fans when we don't expect them to do that whatha f**k Wenger better get his a ** out of this team before he get the smack up Arsenal is not just a one man club f *** Wenger.

some fans will still say we should respect the manager when he always disrespectful to the fans and hurting our feelings by disappointing performances

Speaking about the situation, England boss Roy Hodgson, who was quoted by the Daily Mirror, said: «I'm a little bit disappointed for Daniel Sturridge, because when he came to us he didn't really feel that the slight problem he felt was really any problem at all.

It feels a little disappointing when you see all the other teams around you are announcing signings and you're just stuck in rumours.....

They felt aggrieved in the middle of March when a refereeing error denied them a late goal — and an almost - certain 1 - 0 victory over title rivals Olympique Lyonnais, while they will be disappointed at having capitulated so comprehensively against Paris Saint - Germain at home last weekend.

I am sure, when Wenger feels he needs him to play, whether injuries, lack of form, or, to get him match fit, he will, and Tomas will not disappoint.

So Pop and the guys are little resentful / exasperated because they all feel like they've gone through similar situations before (like Parker) and because, in Pop's case, he's disappointed that Kawhi doesn't trust him enough even after how many years of encouraging / developing / supporting him (not to mention the team's established track record when it comes to protecting players)..

Maybe, though, just maybe he is starting to get it because he actually admitted in an interview with Sky Sports this week that he and the players do feel guilty about not being in line to be champions of England when the dust settles on another disappointing campaign.

That feels paradoxical; when everybody else is being judged on European form, it seems Madrid's disappointing league campaign could count against him.

England always disappoints (as you mention), but I have a feeling they will go far this year when (finally?)

I felt pretty disappointed last season when the Tillamook stands got rid of the Mac and cheese dogs.

The Board had done better up until then in maintaining a lower profile on transfers and so it was disappointing that Sullivan was so thin - skinned when criticism arose that he felt the need to shift the blame to the manager as soon as possible; not a great advert for teamwork or collective responsibility!

When you start to feel besieged with worry or fear about how this is going to play out, or about how disappointed you and / or your senior may be if s / he does not get into the college of his / her dreams, or about how tiresome it will be to listen to your fellow parents smugly brag about their senior's college plans, ask yourself the following questions:

I feel disappointed, unwanted, despised, cheated... It's unbelievable that even though he attacks with unrelated and unreal things when I try to talk about this, our relationship is completely fine.

At the first time, I feel disappointed because I want him to build up himself more but when I heard he played, I just understand how much he loves music.

This message is the most important one because it counterbalances those very human moments when I am not the most patient mom, they know how I really feel so that when I apologise for being angry or disappointing them or for making very human mistakes they believe it because they have seen through my words and most of my actions that I mean it.

Some preschoolers correctly predict Penny's feelings (i.e., that she'd be happy at first, and then disappointed) and these children were more likely to have heard appropriate, mind - minded comments when they were younger.

So while Leo may end up being a bit disappointed when he arrives in to school on his first day and there is not a bouncy castle waiting to greet all the news pupils in the playground and he may be upset he can't sneak in all his toys and his little brother, I am sure he is going to be feeling like a little super hero with a bag bursting with Spider - Man school equipment.

I have to admit, though, I do still feel a disappointing sting when I see a mom breastfeeding or hear that someone has SO MUCH MILK she had to buy a deep freeze to hold it all.

When they seem disappointed, you can validate their feelings («you seem really disappointed).

When I'm feeling disappointed because my son doesn't want to eat something that I know is totally delicious (like halloumi cheese last night), I try to ask myself «did I like this food when I was 5?&raqWhen I'm feeling disappointed because my son doesn't want to eat something that I know is totally delicious (like halloumi cheese last night), I try to ask myself «did I like this food when I was 5?&raqwhen I was 5?».

I don't believe the emotions felt by mothers who don't breastfeed or who wean early are as simple as «guilt»: when we really examine mothers» feelings about things gone wrong, it is rarely guilt that they are expressing, especially about not breastfeeding or not breastfeeding as long or as completely as they would have liked to: well informed mothers who reach for the bottle after a struggle with breastfeeding know they have done the best they could with the resources they had at the time (health, energy, knowledge, support)-- these mothers may feel deeply sad and disappointed, they may be grieving, but guilt isn't an appropriate label for these overwhelming feelings of loss for themselves and their babies.

When children feel frustrated, angry, or disappointed, they often express themselves by crying, screaming, or stomping up and down.

After all, developmental milestones come with a timeline and when your baby doesn't hit the mark right on time, you may feel worried and disappointed.

When it is marked with utter disaster you can't help but feel sad, disappointed and unsure if you should ever leave your kids again.

In fact, the cat would feel more disappointed when she is suddenly not in the spotlight anymore.

When the postpartum experience doesn't measure up to expectations, mothers may feel inadequate, disappointed, and let down (Pancer et al 2000).

«I feel honoured to work with organization like UNHCR, am just one person, when I went round some of these camps, I was saddened, I saw fear, sorrow and trauma, I feel disappointed looking at the faces and eyes of the IDPs.

«Sometimes I feel disappointed, but I always say you can judge me when I'm playing every game.

But I was disappointed, shocked, disgraced and felt ashamed when the National Campaign Manager of the opposition New Patriotic Party (NPP), Peter Mac - Manu, picked the NPP's slot for the ballot of the positions on the 2016 December elections with his left hand at the Conference Hall of the Electoral Commission (EC) on Wednesday in the full glare of everybody.

When he heard the announcement of the 2008 chemistry Nobel, Prasher felt angry and disappointed, not because he had missed out on the prize but because he was «out of science and out of a job» that paid enough.

When intellectual support or encouragement is lacking — or when the freedom to engage in creative thought is stifled — young scientists can feel dispirited, isolated, or disappoinWhen intellectual support or encouragement is lacking — or when the freedom to engage in creative thought is stifled — young scientists can feel dispirited, isolated, or disappoinwhen the freedom to engage in creative thought is stifled — young scientists can feel dispirited, isolated, or disappointed.